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The Cherry Tribune: Alyssa Kirk

Apr 10, 2020Apr 10, 2020 Sam Cohn 0 Comments Alyssa Kirk, Cherry Tribune, COVID-19, covid19tu

Former Temple Women’s Soccer player and Temple nursing alumna Alyssa Kirk joins the show via zoom to talk about her

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Largest US Nurse Union Supports Medicare for All – Interview with National Nurses United Vice President Cokie Giles

Mar 11, 2019Mar 13, 2019 Tony Pearson 0 Comments healthcare, medicare, medicare for all, national nurses united, News, nnu, nurses, policy, reform, union, WHIP

CONTRIBUTED BY ANTHONY PEARSON Healthcare in the United States is, to quote James W Russell’s comparative piece Double Standard, clearly

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Second Cali. Wildfire Damages Icons’ Homes

Nov 11, 2018 Victoria Leese 0 Comments

Follow WHIP Twitter Facebook Instagram WRITTEN BY: Ricardo Burks III California is seeing two of its worst wildfires yet. An estimated 250 thousand

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DMAX becomes a part of Temple

Feb 21, 2018Feb 21, 2018 Taylor Allen

BY CLAIRE HALLORAN Early last Spring, two Temple students wandered through the Wellness Center’s Mental Health Fair. When Heather DeSalvo

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AfroPicks: Episode 7

Feb 14, 2018 Taylor Allen

On this week’s episode, we discuss the response of Philly officials to the State of the Union Address, the cash

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AfroPicks: Episode 6

Feb 14, 2018 Taylor Allen

On this week’s episode, we talk about the latest development in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial, Bethune Elementary in North

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AfroPicks: Episode 5

Feb 13, 2018 Taylor Allen

On this week’s episode, we talk about Temple continuing their plans to build the stadium, Wells Fargo’s predatory practices in

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AfroPicks: Episode 3

Feb 13, 2018 Taylor Allen

On this week’s episode of “Afro Picks,” we discuss Monday night’s Meek Mill Rally, Black Lives Matter Pennsylvania Asa Khalif, and

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AfroPicks: Episode 2

Feb 13, 2018 Taylor Allen

This week on AfroPicks, we talk about Meek Mill’s sentencing, Frank Rizzo’s statue removal, the Anti-Trump/Pence protest at City Hall, and

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AfroPicks: Episode 1

Feb 13, 2018 Taylor Allen

This week, Jaya Montague talks about Powerhouse 2017, Seth Williams’ sentencing, Philadelphia NAACP President Rodney Muhammad, Chennel Rowe, and #DuragDay.

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3 months ago by WHIPRADIO UPDATE: At the direction of Temple University’s recommendation, we must sadly announce that our annual Radio Networking Summit scheduled for March 18th is now cancelled. While this decision comes with great sadness, we must prioritize the public’s health and safety among COVID-19 concerns. While no cases have been confirmed at Temple University, we are taking preventative measures to ensure the general well being of the public. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment, and hope to see you again next year.